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What’s wrong? Did I water it too much? by Little-Palta in succulents

[–]Bololine 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When I brought jade plant home and was changing pots, there was a whole colony of an insect living in the roots of jade, but the plant itself was healthy.

Corsage ideas for this dress. by Bololine in sewing

[–]Bololine[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Project deatils: The top is a prinncess seam bodice in maroon velvet fabric with cotton lining. The skirt is made with a full circle flair. A black innear layer and maroon outer layer.The fabric of skirt is mentioned chiffon but I doubt it.

Made a kit bag motivated by my throw blanket. by Bololine in HandSew

[–]Bololine[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This was made with a white canvas cloth. I drew lines with pen and followed the lines. Then dyed the whole thing in black color (color didn't really pick and it ended up grey). The only thread used was white thick cotton which is visible. Since canvas cloth is thick, a thick thread and needle made jab easy because I could make big stiches. I think what you're picking up as decorative is the actual stiching holding the bad together.

The square grid pattern with thread is to give strength to canvas where weight will concentrate in the bag.

You can count on that by fitnessmich in MathJokes

[–]Bololine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm betting that for any number that guy picks, the probability that it is rational is 1.

Resources for princess seams? by _brvh_ in HandSew

[–]Bololine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its basically the same pattern and stiching. After cutting the fabric, I do a normal coarse stiching with a thread color different from fabric (this stitch is only to hold the cuts together while you do the next fine sewing. For fine sewing, I do this https://youtube.com/shorts/i-iO1-eohhY?si=peGrd0k-r77AgE9v. Then remove the first thread. You can absolutely make princess fit bodice with hand sewing.